Bent over (standing rear-entry)
Also known as bent over the bedstanding doggyover the edge
Bent over is a standing rear-entry position where the receiving partner leans forward over a bed, table, or counter while the other enters from behind — spontaneous and easy on the knees.
The gist
A rear-entry angle without kneeling: the receiving partner braces on a stable surface at a comfortable height and bends at the hips. It suits a spur-of-the-moment mood and lets both partners keep their hands free, while the surface takes the weight and pressure off the joints.
Step by step
The receiving partner braces both hands on a stable, hip-height surface.
They bend forward at the hips, feet planted for balance.
The other stands close behind and finds a gentle starting rhythm.
Adjust foot spacing or surface height to match your heights comfortably.
Tips
- Pick a surface that won't slide, and mind the height difference — a step or cushion helps.
- Start shallow; the standing angle can build depth quickly.
Related
Doggy style
Doggy style is a rear-entry position where the receiving partner is on hands and knees and the other kneels behind — known for deeper angles and a hands-free view for playful touch.
Standing
Standing positions have one or both partners upright — often against a wall or supportive surface — for a spontaneous, energetic change of scenery.